Avery Walk, London, SW11

Stylishly designed to make the most of the light and space, each property has been specified with the highest quality materials and advanced technologies. A statement staircase links the lower ground floor and ground floor levels and has been finished with a striking glass balustrade and contemporary open treads. A spacious reception room and cloakroom are to be found on the ground floor upon entering the property through the hallway. Downstairs, the impressive open-plan arrangement incorporates a flexible living, kitchen and dining area with high ceilings and a wonderful sense of space. A terrace is accessed through double doors from the kitchen. The bespoke kitchen features integrated Siemens appliances, modern Silestone worktops with matching splashbacks and Quooker boiling water taps. Mood lighting, oak-engineered timber floors with under floor heating, Sky Q TV feeds and Wi-Fi boosters complete the considered modernities of each home. Two well-appointed double bedrooms and a family bathroom are set on the first floor. The family bathroom has been finished with Porcelanosa tiling and Hansgrohe brassware, heated towel rails and LED lighting on the bath panel. The superb principal suite is on the top floor of the house. The bedroom is finished with a luxurious carpet and bespoke built-in wardrobes with integrated lighting, hanging rails, shelving, and drawers. The elegant en-suite features a custom mirrored cabinet, beautifully crafted sink, and walk-in shower, finished with a sophisticated glass enclosure. Stairs lead up to the expansive roof terrace complete with composite decking, discrete photovoltaic solar energy solution panels and stunning rooftop views. Avery Walk is set in an enviable location in the heart of SW11. The amenities of Northcote Road, Clapham Old Town and Lavender Hill are all within easy walking distance and excellent transport links are at Clapham Junction Overground and Clapham Common on the Northern Line. A number of popular schools are nearby, subject to catchment each year, and the wide-open spaces of Clapham Common are literally at the end of the road.